Humanity in concentration camp

Those who have been in the depression of the POW camp know how precious humanity present during the war is. Elie felt the despair of the barbaric and cruel treatment from the soldiers towards the refugees in the camp. He virtually almost lost his humanity and being greedy when living in the camp. Fortunately, a doctor in the infirmary has rescued himself from the inferno by ‘the inflection of his voice’ soothed him. This reveals that humanity is coming back in this miserable POW camp. Likewise, Beresford indicates that the benevolence is coming back to the women in the camp. Take the case of the vocal orchestra, which is celebrated by the women has awed the soldiers when they tried to abandon the choir. Their soothed voice and a harmonious symphony made such a triumph in retaking mankind in human. While humanity is gradually lost, the doctor, Elie, and the women in the POW camp display their belief in benevolence would never be absented in humans.